RV Toilet Replacement

Replacing my old Thetford Aqua Magic 2 with a new Dometic 320 gravity flush toilet.

[@georgejungle2255]

Thanks for the pre fresher. It’s always good to see the snags you might run into. Changing to the bigger toilet tomorrow.

[@sallbackk1283]

Thanks, about to have to replace one myself and I understand a lot more thanks to you, cheers mate!

[@betinabinah1825]

I took out a thirty seven year old toilet from my rv. Replaced it! Hit an impasse. My old toilet was an upper flush and the domestic is foot . The old hose doesn't make its way to the lower connector. It is too long and won't bend. In addition, there was a oring perhaps in the old water supply hose that fell in the toilet. Help! On my own here

[@betinabinah1825]

I am a woman in a 1987 RV. Finally bought a new toilet. This job will be on my own😕

[@randyautrand5950]

Good job! Thanks for the video

[@robertfilkins1320]

Awesome, that helped a lot.

[@JimCantu]

Why didn't you use a flexible hose like under a bathroom sink vs having to deal with all the connectors and crimps of using pex? It's just a water supply line not any more than a bathroom faucet. Just curious. Thanks for the video.

[@ttinkers1062]

Your answer is at 3:20

[@MrPatrickguernon]

Every the ad says it is!

[@donntorgerson6465]

Getting a 4 inch into a 3 inch? Seeland to a dometic

[@plumberchic4209]

I am trying to take out an '89 and can Not get to the 2nd bolt out..have 13mm ext but can Not get the angle to unbolt? Suggestions?

[@EkalbGnilrad]

You might have to get creative with adapters. Do you have space to fit a universal joint between the socket and the ratchet extension? Other options would be a ratcheting combination wrench like this: www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-Metric-Ratcheting-Wrench-Set-7-Piece-94-543W/203741089 You can usually buy these individually at the hardware store. Another option would be to buy a 3/8” drive-to-hex drill chuck fitting and use a 1/4” box-end wrench on the chuck side in place of a traditional ratchet. The last option is the worst, but just try to get 1/8 - 1/4 turn at a time with the open end of a traditional combination wrench.

[@plumberchic4209]

Had to use a flex extension with deep well socket!! Tanksss!!